Annabel Croft ‘appalled’ by incident in Corentin Moutet’s latest match at Queen’s, ‘this is not right’
Corentin Moutet defeated Giovanni Mpetshi Perricard, 6-7, 6-4, 7-6, in the first round of the Queen’s Club Championships. Their match stretched across two days, as…
Halle Open issue statement as Nick Kyrgios withdraws from their event due to injury
Nick Kyrgios is set to spend another period on the sidelines. The Australian star has been plagued by injury since reaching the 2022 Wimbledon final,…
Wimbledon make wild card announcement as Serena Williams and Stan Wawrinka learn their fates
Wimbledon have announced their first batch of wild cards for the 2026 tournament. The tournament organisers had several tricky decisions to make, as the likes…
John Isner thinks Taylor Fritz has a problem in his game which may take a while to fix
Taylor Fritz recently lost to Ben Shelton in the Stuttgart Open final. Losing to his countryman in a final for the second time this year,…
She is still the last British woman to win the Queen’s title after Emma Raducanu loses in the final
Emma Raducanu missed her opportunity to become the latest British singles champion at the Queen’s Club Championships. Raducanu beat the likes of Iva Jovic and…
The last Australian to win Queen’s as Alex de Minaur seeks to end 20-year wait for victory
Alex de Minaur will be hoping to bounce back quickly from his defeat in the Libema Open final. The Australian, who has struggled to locate…
He was the first ever American man to win the Queen’s title over 120 years ago
The first edition of the Queen’s Club Championships took place in 1881. Great Britain’s Frederick Rawson won the men’s singles event, while M. Raikes captured…
Novak Djokovic has made a decision he may live to regret ahead of Wimbledon
Following his early exit at Roland Garros, Novak Djokovic has now set his sights on the grass-court season. Djokovic is still searching for a 25th…
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How Andy Murray reacted after winning his first Queen’s title in 2009, ‘I was quite nervous’
Andy Murray was one of the favourites for the Queen’s Club Championships title heading into the 2009 event. Murray was the top seed in London…
